Good work-life balance, typical corporate stuff
Good work-life balance, typical corporate stuff
Work/Life balance is generally good. Benefits are great, although it's definitely declining over the years.
You will have to deal with typical corporate bureaucracy on a daily basis.
Slow promo process, lots of reorgs/layoffs.
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